Opportunities surface

Dave Seaman | December 11

You could never get sick of catching school jew like this. On bream gear it is just that much more exciting.

The beauty of the warm weather coinciding with the Christmas holidays is that there is plenty of fishing action spread over a vast range of environments.

Whether it is up at the limits of the tidal tributaries, the weed beds of the lake or the ocean side, there is plenty of fishing activity to be had.

Even the freshwater scene from Gloucester to Nabiac is primed for those who want to take advantage of some quiet time.

The biggest and easiest drawcard in Wallis Lake is the flathead and as I said last month, they’re an easy target on bait and lures.

Bream, too, will be sniffing out a feed and the warmer water tends to stir up everything and encourage the whole system to come alive with activity, notwithstanding the throng of powerboats, jet skiers and paddlers.

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